Test 1 Role of Pharmacist and OTC Flashcards
1
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Roles for pharmacists in various healthcare settings
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- “While responsibilities vary among the different areas of pharmacy practice, the bottom line is that pharmacists help patients get well.”
- Goal of pharmaceutical care: achieve positive outcomes from medication use which improves patients’ health / quality of life with minimum risk
- Distribute medications
- Produce, Procure, Prepare, Package, Patient
- Ensure appropriate medication use: the RD’s right drug, right dose, right directions, right duration, right data
- Patient education
- Patient medication therapy management
- Collaborate with other health professionals
- Public health / administration of systems
- Establish and enforce regulations / legislations
2
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components of JCPP Patient Care Practice Model
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- Collect
- Assess
- Plan
- Implement
- Follow up: monitor and evaluate
3
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components of QuEST Patient Assessment tools
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- QUICKLY and accurately collect and assess information
- ESTABLISH that patient is candidate for selfcare
- SUGGEST appropriate self-care strategies
- TALK to the patient
4
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components of SCHOLAR Patient Assessment Tools
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- Symptoms
- Characteristics
- History
- Onset
- Location
- Aggravating Factors
- Remittance Factors
5
Q
List the top selling categories of nonprescription products
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- Cough / Cold
- Analgesics
- Heartburn
6
Q
What are the factors that impact patterns of OTC utilization?
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- age
- gender
- cultural
- limited access to medical providers
7
Q
FDandC Act
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- 1938
- Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act
- FDA authority to oversee safety of FDandC
8
Q
Durham-Humphrey Amendment
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- 1951
- “Caution: Federal law prohibits dispensing without a prescription.”
9
Q
Kefauver-Harris Amendment
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- 1962
- drugs needed to be proves as effective and safe in order to get approved
10
Q
DESI
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- Drug Efficacy Study Implementation
- began in 1960
- assures all drugs are safe and effective
- looked at drugs that were on the market before 1962
- developed ANDA: abbreviated new drug application
11
Q
OTC labeling standards
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- started in 2005
- readable
- language standards
- size
- claims regulated by FDA, FTC, and manufacturer
- any violations -> fines, removal of product
12
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What are the components in self care?
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- Self-diagnosis
- Self-medications
- Self-monitoring